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BOWLING. Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF yALUABl-E PROPERTY on
The EAST SIDE OF THiRIE EN Il STREET,
bErwEEN AND STREETS NORTHWEST.
IMPROVED BY FINE THkEE-SToRY BRICK
RESIDENCE
BY virtue of the authority vested in me by the -
last will and testament of William Bagnam late IL
of the District of Columbia, deceased, duly ad :1
united probate and record in the Office Of Register
of Wills for said District will sell public auction
in front of the premises, on WEDNESDAY,, the NINTH
DAY of NOVEMBER, A ID. 1887. at HAI.F-PAST
FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ. the following -describ q real
estate in the City of Washington d. c. wit part OF
lot 90 in square hundred and ninety (29Ol
contained within the following aud bounds:
ginning the at q point 18th street west,
and the west line of said lot 40 feet south of
northwest Of the said lot and running thence
east 100 feet thence north 20 feet thence loo
feet thence south with the west line Of said lot 20 feet
10 the place Of beginnine improved by substantial
three-story brick dwelling, being premises No 521
18th street northwest
Terms of sale one-thrd of the purchase money in
cash. and the residue in two equal installmens. pay
able in and two years. with interest from the day
of sale at six cent annun, payable semi
ally the deferred 10 be secured by the per
caser's notes and deed of trust the property
all the purchase money can be raid in cash deposit
$500 will lie required at the time of sale All
yeyancing snd recording at the purchasers cost. II
the terms of sale not complied with in fifteen days
the property will be resod At the risk and cost OF the
defaultng purchaser MAhTIN r. NORRIS,
o3l-d&ds Executor and trustee. sun Building
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Mobility In Trouble.

A YOUNG MAN IN JAIL IN MEMPHIS WHOSE FATHER Is
SAID TO BIZ AN EARL
From the Memphis Avalanche.
A handsome young man, with blond hair and
whskers, lies in the county JAIL awaiting the re-
suit OF his application for new trial on q three
years sentence passed upon him last week for
picking the pocket Of the clerk Of the Chancery
Court of Carroll OF more than $50 during the visit
OF the President TO Memphis
The young mans name Is Kenwood, or at least
that is the name he gave the police who arrested
him. and he Is as bright and wtde-awake q citizen
been within the clutches OF the law here for
many day. He has maintained his self possession
throughout, and has never betrayed the slightest
nervousness, though the proof was almost dead
against hin from the beginning, and Judge Du-
Bose politically censurrd the jury Tor bringing In
so light a sentence.
Yesterday Gen. P. NJ. Turner, who defended
Kenwood, said: ale Is the black sheep OF q
noUle English family, and his father Is an earl
whose name is known throughout England. or
that l ALI convinced by proofs which do not care
To make puDlic. He has married sister living Ia
Toronto Canada, Who Is prominently Identified
with the Canadian government, and IL Is with this
family that we have had our communications"
elbow was IL brought about?"
$50 soon as KenwoOd found he WIS in serious
trouble he asked that the TACT be teldgraphed the
Bank OF Toronto, and said he could get financial
aid from that source"
Ibid he receive repy?"
ayes and very prompt one."
"Iiow did IL read?"
"To the effect that any amount OF money that
might be necessary TO secure bond for kenwOod
would be forthcoming at once, and 1 think that
this at least establishes his claim to wealthy
relatives or friends, whether they be Titled ones
or not" After the receipt Of this telegram Ken
woods attorney appeared before the court and
asked to be allowed deposit 500 In cash for his
release am as bond for his appearance when
next wanted for trial. ~ will not take it, said
Judge DuBoSe, $50 there's an end Of the NATTER"
"But your honOr.' said the prisoners counsel,
suppose he never comes back, the 81, 500 win be
sSan he W be Worth To- Inv Msa w o Sc more
serve out the time for which he has been sen.
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Ithaca N. Y. Dispatch to the New York Sun, Nov 5.
There Is great deal Of fun In every nook and
corner OF Cornels University just now over an in
cident which occurred bere this week. At the be-
ginning OF every term an alphabetical list Of STU
dents is issued by the registrar giving the resi-
dence OF each person enrolled in the university.
Occasionally mistake is found In this list. Sew
eral days ago one OF the Sage College ladies, Of
prepOssesslng appearance, in looking over proofs
OF this years list OF students, detected q slight
error In her name, and hast ned to the registrars
Office to correct It.
"Are you engaged Just now?" was the first Ques-
ton asked the registrar, VINO was In bSsrul ignO-
rance OF the lady's mission, and whose mind evt-
IDENTIFY was wandering in matrimonial channels.
"NO, indeed" replied the gallant official with
some little emphasis his face at the same time be-
coming the very embodiment OF great expectations
and pleasant antcipationsof the approaching leap
year.
"Well, then, should like to change my name, +"
said the fair visitor with a bewitching smile on
her face.
"Oh. you would" gasped the young man, his
cOunienance radiant beyond ali expression.
And then the young lady undertook to explain
matters more in detail much to the great diScOm-
fture and modification OF the assistant, whose
hopes blOssomed, biOomed, and were blasted In the
short space OF a minute.
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The Wild Man Captured.
HE HAD FOR WEEKS .FRIGHTENRD WOMEN AND
CHILDREN NKAR GREENWOOD LAKE.

HE HAD FOR WEEKS FRIGHTENED WOMEN AND
CHILDREN NKAB GREENWOOD LAKE.
telegram to the New York Sun from Middle
town. N Y, Nov. S. says: For some weeks past the
thnly settled, mountainous district along the New
York and New Jersey border line west OF Green
wood Lake has been kept In state Of alarm by
the appearance Of "a wild man," who recently
took up quarters in the swamps and forests in the
nefghborhood. The strange creature was hatlesS
hair and beard. He ventered Gus from his hiding
places occasionally, usually In the night, for the
Of 19S Snd
and ny like deer to the receSses of the forest.
The women and children were wrought up to a
bidding ngure. When the story new from house
to house, about three weeks ago. Of the abduction
and maltreatment OF Miss Oiive Welsh, daughter
near Amity the outrage was set down as The work
OF the wild man, and the fright and anxiety Of the
women OF the isolated households became doubly
Soon after dark one night, about ten days ago,
MISS May Hunt, the young daughter OF Andrew
Li6ertyville, was almost paralyzed by fright on
seeing the wild-eyed and uncouth being peering in
at the window OF the kitchen where She was at
work. Her little brother and she were alone In
the house, the rest of the family not yet having
returned from trip to Bumerville. But her
father had told Miss May where to ind loaded
pistol and had instructed her how to use 1t In case
any 1mpudent stranger came upon the premises.
With the pistol in her hand she plucked up cour-
age and, opening the door she biazed away twice
az the Inquire she saw swiftly retreating into the
cover OF darkness
When Mr.. Hunt heard the story OF his daugh-
ter'5 adventure he determined to make an effort
to rid The neghborhood Of its obnoxious visitor
He found an opportunity on Tuesday afternoon,
when he discovered the wild man In the edge Of q
piece OF woods on his farm He gave chase and
overlook and seized the fugitive, who yelled when
caught, without much resistance. He proved wild
and Tightly In action and emaciated in
figure, and altogether pitiabe object.
For some time he would not speak q
word, but after Mr.. Hunt had given
him food he was induced, in answer TO persistent
questioning, to say that his name was John
Churchill, and that he had been living in Kansas
and had been robbed Of all his property there; that
ne now lived In the woods because he wanted tC
get away from the people VINO were prosecuting
him. When he had said this much he sullenly
closed his lips and refused TO say another word
Mr.. Hunt took him before a magistrate In Branch.
Vile, who committed him to the county Jail al
Newton as a vagrant, and to undergo medical eX
animation as to his sanity.
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The Latest English Craze.

From IAbOuchereB London Letter.
We are threatened with o new craze, which,
properly worked, deserves to become as popular as
walking round the agricultural hail used to be.
Napolean Bird Is astonishing the north OF England
with long distance pianororte performances. Last
week this artist played at stockport for thrty-six
and quarter hours without stopping, thereby
beating his own best previous record by eleven
and a quarter hours. Although much troubled by
seepiness during the last hour or two, he seemed
10 have finished very nj, and wound up by singing
"Rue Britannia" to his own accompaniment Al
present there seems TO be no rival in the Held. But
when we get two or three men playing against
one another on different pianos the sport will be-
come exciting as well as Intellectual
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A Woman Charged with Murder.
IT Is TROUGBr THAT SHE KILLED HER HUSBAND AN
THEREFORE, SHE IL ARRESTED.

IT Is THOUGHT THAT SHE KILLED Hkk HUSBAND AND
THEREFORE SHE IL ARRESTED.
Especial 10 the Philadelphia Press from Allen
town, November !. says Mrs Joseph Bouckner
and Herman Bach were put In Jail here to-day for
completely Ia the murder OF Mrs. Bouckners hus-
band They were married July 81 They INST
met through the medium OF newspaper adyer-
usement On the night Of october % they had a
quarrel While Bouckner was under the influence OF
~ 1ot. Ihe other family living In the house was
sIOuseu oy MIS- BOuckners cries That her nus
oanu nAs committing suicide. When aid ar
ln1u bouckher was found lying ON the moor
nlen JUN Wrists cut and three gasheS In MS
.lode ne uled In half an hour without saying
hhOrd MIS- BOuckners story was relied on by
Ihe cOroneIs jury and a verdict OF suicide was
.esuIuel Ihere have been developments since
wnleh aroused suspicious that the woman had
IaAen heT husband HE. A cloak worn by her
was IOund 10 D. bloody and her talk Indicated that
she was not sorry her husband was out OF the
way: slnee the I.agedy she has been living at
55aattLh2.Sh Win a Young man named herman
asOw Their Innocence OF the crime
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MEDICAL, &c.

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~ The Oldest Established and only Reliable Lsdief
Ply stefan the city.
can De consulted Daily soi st. between y and 9th
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Prompt treatment Correspondence and oonsults-
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Once always open. n2-Bt'
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the Oldest Established In.rt SIeAlist this oity,
and VIII guarantee cure IN all IF pvste disess
o men ana furnish medicine OF no charge: consutar
ton and advice free NJ hour during the day sub
kcrlbed and sworn before me 10y DIX BkO1Hkha
SAMUEL 4. MILLS, Notary Public aud for tn
District OF Columbia. tins Sd day VI July. lssJ.
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1T HAS NEVER BEEN CoNTRADICTED THAT
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A Month of Disaster.
ocToBERs RECORD OF LOSSES BY STORM AND ACCIDENT
on THE GREAT LAKES

w LAKES
The month OF october shows an aggregate OF
2s5 accidents and disasters on all the lakes. III
more than In september this year. and lis more
than In October last year. They occurred as fol-
lows: Lake Michigan, 81; Lake Huron, the Straits.
and Saut River, 80; rivers, Is; Lake superior, Is;
Georgian Bay l3; Lake ST. Clair 3j; Lake Erie
ana Welland Canal ID; Lake Ontario II. Money
loss for the month, s1,O66 2O9 an Increase over
september OF ss2j,:S9.
Reckoning 10 lives lost with the steamer Vernon
1:fs persons were drowned IRON vessels In October
ON the great lakes. IL all these losses could be
thoroughly Investigated there Is every reason 10
believe that II would De found that the direct
cause VI lisoIe lhah ohe-haI vi tGem was overload
Ing Nine times out OF ten disasters that are at
trIDuted u stress OF heather are really from carry
ing toO nuth largo, aEu II The underwriters took
pains 10 examine ana compare Tine bills OF ladipg
Win the registered tonnage OF vessels that are
lost on the laAes thsy would ind IL out. Never
In the history o. the Lake Marine has the danger
Gus practice OF OVer0dding vessels been carried 10
such an extreme u tEls season. Everyone inter
estel la IL &c sG-pgiag Knows IT, and We. no one
has doae -ay t.!iis - clecS tas EVIL.
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JAMES H. TAYLOR
6l3 18th st. NV, rs.o
ROBERT FAkNHAM, Arusteea
124s i til 1T, NV
VUNRUSTEE'S SALE OF BRICK HOUSE AND LOT
II No. 2O5 Q STREET NOkTHMEST.

The undersigned Trustee. by virtue Of decree
of the SUPREME Court OF the District of Columbia
passed the 18th day Of October. A. D. 1887 in Viii
Equity cause No 101la, Equity docket %, viii on
SATURDAY, THE TWELFTH DAY OF NOVEM-
Der, AID. 1887, AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK
M in front of the premises offer for sale to the
highest bidder the east thirty three $3.50 feet nine t9
inches front of Lot six t6 By the depth of said lot
square five hundred ana fifty (o51 with the brick
house and frame houses thereon
Terms Of sale as prescribed by the decree Onethrd
cash. and the balance in and two years. with inter
est from of SALE for which the purchasers
Will be required secured by deed OF trust the prop
erty sold all cash. the option of the purchaser After
final rat caton of the sale by the court the Trustee
will convey the said property to the purchaser pur
chlsers his their heirs assigns. A deposit Of
800 will be required at the time OF sale. If the terms
of sale comp led with in days after the SALE
defaulting purchaser weeks public notice. All
conveyancin9 aud recording at the cost of the pur
chaser.
L. CABELL WILLIAMSON. Trustee.
- 400 La. avenue.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS Co, Aucts n -d&dbs
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T0RUSTEEs SALE OF UNIMPRovED ALLEY
~ LOIS in SQUARE No 5l2. Az AUCTION.

by virtue Of deed of trust TO the undersigned s4S
qate1 April % 1887, and recorded in Liber No ~
lS4S. Iolios 262 ct seq, OF the Land Records of>
secured thereby We will sell public auction in front
q we premises on MONDAY, NOVEMBER FOUk-
lEENIH, 1887, at FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, all of lots
numbered sixty. ktxty-one and sixty-two, IN shoe
nker and toxs subdivision of original lot No. ID IN
So NO Oh, said lots fronting alley between 4th
ana 9TH and n and streets n. W.
Terms: One-haf cash. and balance at one year, with
at x per cent annun and secured by deed
o. trust Title rood. 500 to be deposited at time
. H1Sfs P. fshhooffMAKER} Trustees
W. b. WILLIAMS 4 co. Auctioueers nS-3t
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LOUIS Il. SHOEMAh
W. B. WILLIAMS l. Co. Auctiout
THOMAs BOWLING. Auctloneer
'WENTY-SIX yAIJJARIE RJTJJD'

TWENTY.SIX VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN
UNIONTOWN, d. c., ATAUCrION
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER s1ex
FfIEENIH, 1887, commencInx at THREE I'M
VCLOCK, shall sell in front OF the premises -.
the following property: Lots 57 to b}4 inclusive,
Taylor street, between Washington and jefferson
streets lots 1857 to 81 inclusive Adams street.
between Washington and jefferson Streets lots 1872
10 4OA inclusive Washington street. between Fill
more aud Market streets, in all twentysix lots, finely
located and as property is rapidly advancing in value
IN ontown this sale should command the attention
OF parties desiring profitable investment.
Terms made known at sale; conveyancing and re-
coring at purchasers cost; $50 deposit on ach lot
at the time OF SALE p1-dts
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RUNCANsoN BROS. Auctsonsers.

TRUSTEES SALE UNDER DECREE OF COURT OF
ELEvEN OF THOsE FINE BRICK DWELL
IN9S, On EAST CAPITOL STREET, BETWEEN
SECOND AND THIRD STREETS EAST, AND
THE ON SOUTH STREET. IN THE SAME
c By yir t e. Of decree passed BY the Supreme
Cause 20. 429l. Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance. 0!S
Company Va Albert Grant ct al, will sail ct puhilc
ancSl0n, ~ iont q the premises, on TU kSDAY, THE
ElETEENTH DAYOF NOVEMBER, 1887. At fOUR
VCLOCk r. NJ (nale to be continued the next day Of
the same hour y necessary, Lots numbered one Cd
three {S four (4 hve (), ak co. eight 3d. nine (0
Ten Iu eleven Gid. twelve (12) fourteen (l4l dix.
teen 3l0l seventeen 40, and eighteen (lS) OF the
suoUvlsion OF square numbered seven hundred ana
sixty i1o ID In the City of Wsahingtop d O.. - The
esme OF record in the Office the surveyor of the
Detr1ct OF Columbia. These lots are improved
rstely ~ - w.
Terms Of SALE One-fourth cash and the balance 1t
ax tweive and eighteen Months, for which the notes
OF the purchaser bearing interest from the day Of
SAFE Will taken and lien retain the premises
soi1, or Al cash. ~ the option OF the plrchaser.
tAxe1 and assessments due ct the time Of SALE In
cluonx all amounts necessary to rteem the property
sold from any tax sale thereof win be payable u
the purchase money. A deposit Of o5O0 viii be re-
OF the purchaser Of each lot ct the time Of se
policy OF insurance against IRE Will be required OF
the purchaser ON the each lot sold In such
amount - the trustee may deon proper.
BkAlNAkD H WARNER Trustea.
DUNCANsCN BROa. 0I6 Ct nv.
Auctoneers. o2l-d
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auctiopeer
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROvED
EEAI. ESTATE SOUTH OF THE CAPITOL. AM
SITUATED IN SQUARES 637. $40 AND 69.3.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROvED
REAL ESTATE SOUTH OF THE CAPITOL, AN
SITUATED IN SQUARES 637, $40 AND 1913.
NEAR SOUTH CAPITOL STREET.
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of ss3S
the District Of Columbia, passed in the of <*
Baysss ct al vs., Farnhan ct al, Equity No -
1887, the undersigned Trustees will sell at public
suctl99 in trent Of the premises on THURSDAY the
at FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ, the folowing-described real
estate in the city OF Washington D. c. to wit: Lots
numbered twelve Q2), thirteen 49, fifteen U5) six
teen 90. seventeen I'D. eighteen uS twenty (2O),
twenty-one (2D, twenty-five (:l2). twenty three (.
twenty four CAD, twenty five C25), and twenty six
(26 in square numbered six hundred aud forty t840)
IN And also on FL IDAi, THE EIGHTkkNTH DAY OF
numbered three 81. nine co., aud fourteen d4l in
aud on the SAME DAY, at PAST FOUR p. NJ,
Lot mbered ten u0) and the south twenty five 5l
feet OF Lot nine CD, in square numbered six hundred
aud ninety three (693)
Terms Of sale Onethird cash. and the balance in one
ID and two CD years with interest at g per cent,
cured by deed of trust all cash. option of pur
chasers deposit Of $50 each lot will be required
Taxes will be paid out Of the proceeds of sale terms
are not complied with in ten days the right is reserved
to resell at the defaulting purchasers cost All con-
veyancing at purchasers cost.
JAMES H. TAYLOR /
6l3 18th st. n.w- r,s.
ROBERT FAkNHAM, Afus'eeA
n.)-dGdS 124s III til It, n WI
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| DIPLOMATIC soUABsLx IN M.pAoAs

DIPLOMATIC SQUABBLE IN MADAGAsCAR.-The
government OF Madagascar has notified the treaty
powers OF its refusal 70 receive the exeQuatur OF
any consul through the French resident, because
has consented 10 the exequatur OF Mr.. Hoggard
the British consul at Tafnatav, passing through
his hands. Tine British surrender has created
surprise, while NJ. de Vilers systematic ignoring
Of the Willoughby -PatrimOni treaty has rendered
Il motiss ripendi between him and the Malagassy
premier impossible.
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TIE LONDON Il LyEnpooL
CLOTHING COMPANY,

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THOMAs BOWLING, Aucnoneer

TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWO sToRY FRAME
HOUSE. ON SEVENTH OR I STREETS,
BETWEEN FREDERICK AND FAYETTE
STREETS. GEORGETOWN, D. c.
By virtue of deed OF trust. dated the LIST day Of -
April. 1873, and duly recorded in Lber No; $40
folio AGO. ct seq, one OF the land records for Wash I
ington County, in the District of Columbia. by
direction of party secured thereby the
Trustee will SELL in front OF the premises, FRI
DAY. NOVEMBER ELEVENTH. 1887, at FIVE
O'CLOCK, the following properly. designated all
that certain piece or parcel Of ground situate and being
IN Threikelds addition 10 Georyetown. a. G.. and
described follows: b ginning Tor the same the
south side Of 9TH streets at the distance of one
hundred and fifty feet from the intersection Of 9TH and
Frederick streets and running thence westerly thirty
feet on 18th street. thence south one hundred and
thirty feet thence east parallel with 9TH thirty
feet thence north by and with the division OF Cal
nouns property one hundred and thirty feet more
less to the beginning. together with the improve
inents All conveyapcinR and recording At cost of
chaser $500 deposit will be required at the time of
sale.
Terms Of sale: One-haH cash. balance in one year
after date Of SALE with interest at six cent
annum or all cash. at the opi ion Of purchaser. If the
day Of sale the property viii be resod at the risk and
cost Of the defaulting party
o31-dts W. H. HANEY. Trustee.